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Around europe. Lets take a closer look at 2 more examples. But in the finnish capital, helsinki is the nations 1st in the 0 waste restaurant. And the southern german city of crowd work leads the way in the fight against global warming. But 1st people who live in cities long for connection to nature and the concept of a bio field like architecture tries to satisfy this desire includes building with natural materials, bringing light into peoples homes as much as possible and connecting a buildings...

Years. From the Atlantic Council and the thi German Marshal Fund of e United States, this is 40 minutes. It is wonderful to have this opportunity to discuss natos reflection process with secretary general, at the time where we are facing a widerer challenges. For russia and china, tod to cyberattacks, Climate Change and the pandemic. What are the changes we need toe make today to ensure that nato relevant and effectivese queste over the coming decade and inars fr 2030 . To answer these questions...

From the secretarygeneral. Then, my wonderful colleague in who works with, the alliance for securing democracy, will moderate a conversation with the secretarygeneral. She will start with fred and me and then take questions from you. Fred will close us out. Now a word about the secretarygeneral of nato. At a time when citizens in nato countries are looking for leadership, they need look no further than nato headquarters. Where secretarygeneral stoltenberg is providing strong principles and decis...

For our friends at the Marshall Fund, it is a great pleasure to host the nato secretarygeneral stoltenberg for his reflections on the future. Im fred kemp, president and ceo of the health line here with my colleague. Welcome to this very special edition of the Atlantic Councils front page, the premier ideas platform for global leaders. Weve been hearing from extraordinary leaders on this platform, including the imf managing director, the colombian president , and later this week, aftghan preside...

Pandemic. One of the changes we need to make today to ensure that nato will be relevant and effective over the coming decade and in 2030 . To answer these questions, we will begin with saving remarks from the secretarygeneral. Then, my wonderful colleague in who works with, the alliance for securing democracy, will moderate a conversation with the secretarygeneral. She will start with fred and me and then take questions from you. Fred will close us out. Now a word about the secretarygeneral of n...

Will be relevant and effective over the coming decade and in 2030 . To answer these questions, we will begin with framing remarks from nato secretary general. Then my wonderful colleague in brussels nadia chickova will moderate a conversation with the secretary general. She will start with fred and me and then take questions from you. Fred will then close us out. Now, a word about eye an stoltenberg, the secretary general of nato. At a time when citizens in nato countries are looking for leaders...

The white house. Whats happened to the world and to our country with all of the death. We are going to build our economy back bigger than ever, but with all of that death you could never replace whats taken. Its very sad for a lot of families, you know, so horribly hit and so unnecessary. They could have stopped it. They could have stopped anytime china where it came from. But didnt happen that way. Maria i want to ask you about china, ill get to that. But lets talk about the reopening of americ...

The white house. Whats happened to the world and to our country with all of the death. We are going to build our economy back bigger than ever, but with all of that death you could never replace whats taken. Its very sad for a lot of families, you know, so horribly hit and so unnecessary. They could have stopped it. They could have stopped anytime china where it came from. But didnt happen that way. Maria i want to ask you about china, ill get to that. But lets talk about the reopening of americ...

The white house. Whats happened to the world and to our country with all of the death. We are going to build our economy back bigger than ever, but with all of that death you could never replace whats taken. Its very sad for a lot of families, you know, so horribly hit and so unnecessary. They could have stopped it. They could have stopped anytime china where it came from. But didnt happen that way. Maria i want to ask you about china, ill get to that. But lets talk about the reopening of americ...

Whats happened to the world and to our country with all of the death. We are going to build our economy back bigger than ever, but with all of that death you could never replace whats taken. Its very sad for a lot of families, you know, so horribly hit and so unnecessary. They could have stopped it. They could have stopped anytime china where it came from. But didnt happen that way. Maria i want to ask you about china, ill get to that. But lets talk about the reopening of america right now. Abou...